Define the work covered
Identify included rooms, work categories and exclusions before listing individual items. This establishes what the BOQ is intended to represent.
Interior BOQ preparation turns the agreed project scope into a structured Bill of Quantities. Intorza supports interior designers, contractors and studios by organizing supplied drawings, specifications and measurements into items your team can review before pricing or quotation preparation.
A structured bill of quantities keeps each item’s basis visible.
Document the included work, measurement units and assumptions before applying prices.
Identify included rooms, work categories and exclusions before listing individual items. This establishes what the BOQ is intended to represent.
Describe the work and relevant specification clearly enough for the team to understand what each quantity covers.
Keep measurement units consistent with the item definition and document assumptions that affect the quantity basis.
Separate quantity review from the rate inputs so unresolved scope or specification questions can be checked before a total is relied on.
Share the current documents and identify anything provisional. We review the information before agreeing what can be prepared.
Where information is incomplete, the estimate may need clarification or explicitly stated assumptions. Your team reviews the agreed scope and pricing before relying on the result.
Sample quantities explain the structure only. Rates and amounts remain placeholders; actual measurement and pricing bases are agreed for your project.
| Room | Item | Description | Quantity | Unit | Rate | Amount |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Master bedroom | Wardrobe | Custom wardrobe | 24 | Sq Ft | — | — |
| Living room | TV unit | TV wall unit | 18 | Sq Ft | — | — |
| Kitchen | Base unit | Kitchen base cabinets | 16 | R Ft | — | — |
| Living room | False ceiling | Ceiling work | 120 | Sq Ft | — | — |
Custom wardrobe
TV wall unit
Kitchen base cabinets
Ceiling work
Provide current drawings, requirements and available specifications.
Confirm the rooms, items, measurement basis and output needed.
Clarify missing details and record relevant assumptions.
Organize the agreed quantities and pricing inputs where included.
Review the information through the project contact.
Finalize the agreed deliverable and review quotation requirements.
The agreed scope can include item descriptions, room or category grouping, quantities, units and costing fields. Rates, material takeoff depth and output format are confirmed for the particular assignment.
Useful inputs include current project drawings and measurements, agreed room and work-category list, material and item specifications, inclusions, exclusions and known assumptions. We review available documents before confirming the suitable scope and any additional information required.
These depend on the rooms, item categories, documentation quality, detail level and review needs. Project scope, output and timing are confirmed after the brief is reviewed.
No. Quantities and estimates depend on the supplied drawings, measurements, specifications and pricing inputs. Scope changes and execution conditions can change the actual cost.
Explore the full interior BOQ and cost estimation service. If the source information needs development, discuss interior working drawings. Reviewed project data can then support the interior quotation workflow.
Share your available drawings, scope and requirements. We’ll discuss a suitable assignment and confirm the information needed.